Water crisis called worst in state's history

The future of California will see a shift from water extraction to balancing the needs of the environment with the need for water reliability, said Tim Quinn, executive director of the Association of California Water Agencies.

[questions]

quit getting your news from the Sac Valley forum. I just had my well tested, there's no water problem.

These "water crisis" ninnies just want water for subdivisions in SoCal. And Cal Water wants to be able to jack up rates, again.

[stephens1949]

questions wrote:

quit getting your news from the Sac Valley forum. I just had my well tested, there's no water problem.
These "water crisis" ninnies just want water for subdivisions in SoCal. And Cal Water wants to be able to jack up rates, again.

There are, yes, a lot of "water crisis" ninnies out there who are wanting to do just as you say. The south wants our water and there are a lot of people wanting to profit off of giving them their wish. These are the people who are propagandizing any shortage there might be. They are ruthless, greedy creeps in powerful government positions willing to accept any bribes put to them. They do not give a damn about sustainability or the environment. To them it is all about the money.

[yokohl]

This is why we need to "Split the State".
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